Check this out:

http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2012/01/04/144636898/a-man-a-van-a-surprising-business-plan

I see this solution as something that will become more and more relevant in the upcoming years: location-based, mobile service businesses.  I am not referring to services like plumbing, electrical, or carpet cleaning.  We understand how that works. We have also seen it happen with food.  Food comes to us now in the form of hip and stylish food trucks willing to set up next to where their customers are.

We have mastered crossing the time and distance domain with networked connectivity.  What we still have yet to do is bring immediate response to problem-solving.  It still requires a call or an appointment, a trip in a car, or a FedEx package.

Think of all the brick and mortar services out there that can become mobile.  What “wires” are keeping them fastened to a foundation now?

Think of all the services that don’t have an established brick and mortar model or a web-based model, such as the Chinese Visa service illustrated in the article link above.  I think, wow…

Welcome to the new, Site-Specific, Nomadic Services world.